The phrase "aggregate productivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to economics, business, or research when discussing the overall efficiency or output of a group or system.
Example: "The study aimed to measure the aggregate productivity of various sectors within the economy to identify areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "overall productivity" or "total productivity".
"There is considerable agreement across [academic] studies that presenteeism accounts for more aggregate productivity loss than absenteeism".
"The evidence that the ABCC stimulated material improvements in aggregate productivity or achieved cost reductions is weak," it said.
The 2014 Productivity Commission report says the evidence for aggregate productivity increases and cost savings is weak.
"But the debate about the aggregate productivity numbers alone misses several important points about the effectiveness of the ABCC," it said.
"If so, this could explain both the adverse trends in aggregate productivity and the fortunes of less-skilled Americans over the last decades".
We classify countries in different groups according to their aggregate productivity.
Here's aggregate labor productivity from Eurostat: Maybe Latvia just had an impressive productivity trend, owing to its particular position in the European system, and simply returned to that trend after a brief setback.
This paper examines the latest aggregate labour productivity data for Canada using a new testing approach specifically designed to detect recent changes in trends.
What has been the impact of the evolution of taxes and total factor productivity (TFP) on aggregate hours worked and output?
There is also some evidence that the age composition of the labor force has an aggregate effect on productivity, as Feyrer (2007) and Werding (2008) point out.
A large literature has now developed, starting from Shimer (2005) and summarized nicely in Mortensen and Nagypal (2007), on what model features are necessary for the DMP model to replicate aggregate fluctuations in productivity, unemployment and vacancies.
